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1 & 2 St Paul's Road

2 St Paul’s Road

History of 2 St Paul's Road

1881

William Cunningham, 31, chaplain of Trinity College, b Edinburgh

Adile R Cunningham, 34, b Calcutta

James M, 2

Emma L Calder, 38, guest, holder of bonds, b USA

Mary A Layton, 35, cook, b Cambridge

Flora Howson, 19, housemaid, b Elsworth

Anne Abbs, 30, nursemaid, b Longstanton

1913

Venerable William Cunningham, Fellow of Gonville and Caius

James Michael Cunningham: Captain, 7th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 28th March 1918. Aged 39. Son of William Cunningham, D.D., and Adele Rebecca Cunningham; husband of Bertha M. Cunningham, 2, St. Paul’s Road, Cambridge. Buried in Gezaincourt Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, Plot II. Row G. Grave 16. See also Perse School, Cambridge Guildhall and Cambridge St Mary the Great (St Paul’s Roll of Honour)

1962

(1) Mrs F Gifford

(2) Miss ware

(3) Mrs Coltman

(4) Miss Yule

(5) David Wilkins

(6) Vallois

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